New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
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.uv srrx vD IN, BE IN A CHEE.RUL FRAME OF MIND
FALSE INTERVIEWS DKyIsD.
ouecn yasdolaai has gone. Alsng with her cont
A.r,ns and sttsndants she left the GEsrd Central
Station last asat in paror attached 10 the o:so
n. m. ssin. Her departure il eaEAer By day Or
two than was expected and the natural inference
n that she drsiIes reach hane soon az p"ssnie
She eYvsets to get defnits aews from HAWAI- on hef
ARRIVAL at san Francisco. whence sae Wiz AL ioe
her hlngttem on the 13tn
Her Majesty spent a qaieS DAY In mo sie'Ts
lIssca yesseriay. shs was considerably refreshed
bv her night, rest and tho few callers whom shs
rresyse were strprA by her eheerillsss aid her co
tented happy she dd NOS Ino@ "a tno Lsasst
Ike a nseuaras whose thrune and eonssrs nay be In
danger Csliectsr Msgone ard lis vie PAID visit
10 hev Id the forenoon, and later Dc. Ftlacsne. Of
the Cuaard Steamship seryE. and the sev. kather
Conway, of the k'man Cahna-e Thsoiosan1a SEMINARY
Th Queen ,hatted arfabsg with her visitors IN the
fow word, OF hngish she knosss and SlIrDpgh tie
medium OF inleT9reters. ono OF the topics aHc'issed
@what is item, this Home RAleP" asked Her
fhe system applied in the United states was
fara,lly explained 20 her and she ekpressed her a
rrsyat Of IT, saving that she Thought that was the
Tn RrinSess LliaokaIana had also entirely re-
sic speaks EHgsh fairly well AMI IL fond OF tallsng
about tho giodes Of her life In London and this Kind
rho aternoon she wenb out driving iOr an hour or
two with Calsnci Boyd sad Or. nnseaHe.
"a
about the way in whlEh tho few renn-k' he nItcls
Aonlay abSet the political situation IN BaS5
had been distorted AMI spun cut IN some OF ti5 NC"
York papers. .'rItsro was CONAN IN inc Lillcs
n, Colonel Eoyd and Z Colonel Boydis opinian5
about Hawaiian affairs. New alt that sild sabo IN
q 70 ON where there seven eight reporters De-
sides sThe Times man, and carefully aNoided ex-
pressing anything Ut the nature Ut opinion ms
fau r. IL wouid be the height OF presumption IN nv
III express any 0pinions We have heard moaning
from home yet and when we left y everything semed
to be running smoothly and usual"
General Doniinis also expressed himself strongly
as 10 sorpe OF the pubshet rnrorts Ahout sen srel
alleged personal Interviews with Her Majesty he
personal interview a. to the affairs Of her ng,om
WITH any reporter whatever Ono paper credits her
with hlaming tho Missionary party as being r1e
rftBf ae an evil In her Country. All ttaf IL utery
y in appearances the most stirling man OF the party
Tie 4 spare, ,silow coInyIexisned and shi7heatrs@
with n ful back heard beginning to turn gray. III
fa ba informed THE TnTHuNB REPORTER. Americaa
man who has h.,fi tfe honor Of marrying INTO tAs
rpgal family Is Il scotchman
The head hot,! clerk at the Victoria said that he
was SORRY to Il,s distinguished g1less. they
the hos.r fer partJng tht native servants were
much affccted. One Grfzzjed obi retainer Of the
roval household. when he had sean all the baggage
Safely Ecstowe! I'm the wagon that rooF II TO the
koteL Durins their stay bs and the otser servants
or the party devefopcs lifting fJr American
DRINKS. especially coctaflg ans n s rIIIuored thai
MT has tongit and tlkrn home "Rrrer'cr Guide
tive, carriages rhe ladies, Genas-rI i1e1I1ints and
CysjeS Cerk A. DrovrL Of the State DeuaItment at
WASHINGTON. wha accompanied them 10 ses them Of,
role In the first " Is sfx-fiays' sail from Sun
Francisco 10 tho HavaitFa rsaan's. mo Queen will
re-ene~ her CAPITAL ahert Juiv rs Hfristcr Carter
went TO Washington Yesterday morning